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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
FRIDAY. .......OCTOBER 2S, 1887.



Despite the overhanfing clouds and cold,
drizzling rain Of yesterday, the street demon
stration incident 10 the laying Of the corner
siono Of the LIB monument was grand sue
cess Indeed did Richmond make brave
showing. Tho scene In the city was one Of
pomp and pageaniry, such as our people had
never Witnessed before and viii perhaps not wit
ness again for many a long day. Every branch Of
the military sorVice-iufgutry, artillery, and
cavalry-contributcd its quota 10 the process
sion, while the gallant iremen, the Masonic
and other secret orders, the veteran organl2a-
lions. and even the halls Of learning, were
fully represented. Maryland poured into our
midst magnificent body Of mon, aud the
old y lrth State came spleudiily 10 the front, as
she always does when Virginia calls upon her. IL
may lie said that for miles our streets presented
picture Of waving plumcs, glistening helmets.
flashing muskets and satres, aud streaming
bunting. Patriotic music filed the air; the
rumble Of artillery walked the echoes from the
buildings, and the shouts Of the multitude
made the welkin ring. II was a noble tribute
10 the braycst OF the bravc-noolc In Itself
nobler siin because IL spoke the outpouring Of
a peoples heart In reverence for LEE.
Owing 10 the fearful weather the ceremony II
the monument grounds was confined to prayer
by Or. HOGR and the laying 81 the cornerstone
by the Mas0ns, the rest Of the programme
being carried out last night in the hall OF the
House Of Delegates Governor LEES speech
WAS most happy and appropriate, az were also
the remarks Of General EARLY. Colonel MAR
STALLS Grafton not only cmbodies a eulogy OF
the Great Commander which illustrates that
"lo lives in fame that died ia virtues
cause"
but is an exceedingly valuable contribution TO
history. II Is manly, outspokon, and eloquent
and strikes tho chords Of memorys harp with
master hand. 1t locks the shields Of facts and
reason around the altar OF truth, 70 bid def
ancc 10 unrcason and 10 error The ode OF
Captain HOPR IL in the most touching aud
most forvid strain Of that lamcntel poet 1t
binds the cypress and the bay In an immortal
garland. 1t sings the hero. the man, the Chris
tian. a. the world shall know him for all time.
The day and its incidents will ever linger ~
bright spots in the memory OF all who paruci-
patcd In OF saw the ceremonies aud demonstrS-
tion. and the story Of the day and it, siGniH-
canoe will never become old. Not even the
completion Of the monument win dim its fresh
ness. For 10 matter what the sculpt0r's art
and inspiration may accomplish, the Crander
and worthier monument 90 LBE il the senti-
ment that was manifested yesterday. No mat
ter now majestic may be the statue, it will not
he forgotten that the true cornerstone OF tho
structure is southern love and reverence for
LEE. These shall last when monuments and
statues shall have crumbled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
An Example and a Lesson.


baltimore has set good example TO Rich
mond. In the election In tho Monumental cry
Wednesday the so-called Independent move
ment" came 10 grief, and LATRoBE, the regular
Democratic nominee. was elected by hand
some majority. The Baltimore Herald (hepuD-
licap). ia commenting on the result says
"From the inception Of the campaign the hope
of the Republicans lay In the aid they were 10
receive from the independent Democrats.
That Is terse way OF telling the whole story OF
he "iudependent movement" In Baltimore
and its significance, and contains lesson
tina, should not be lost upon our people. Inc
hope Of the Richmond Republicans lies In inc
aid they expect TO get from the "Reformer'
The Baltimore Independents - played second
fiddle TO the Republicans The Richmond Re-
formers are playing second fiddle 70 MALONE
the friend Of JOIN SHERMAN and the arch
representative IN Virginia OF the maignanIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
An Ansvver.

We have recently given extracts from seVo
raj Republican papers at the North when al
forded evidence that the action OF Judge BOND
in the cases Of Attorney-General AYERS and
Commonwealth's-At Attorneys SCOTT and Nc
CABg was causing our northern friends to ask
the question. When may not our OK be gored7
Among those extracts was enc from the Hart
ford Csurant. the leading Republican paper in
Connecticut. What the C0'WGHt then said IN
duced the Charleston Nc,rs and co"i,r, II
seems. TO ask it very pointed question: am
10 that question the CotWdnf replies as follows;
"If Judge Bond hal simply Inferred luri5-
dicticn not given under the Constitution as
modiRed by the above amendment, Connecticut
IL a. much interested a Virginia in having mo
supreme Court rectify his action. And without
attempting TO unrayel the legal iangle OF TINS
situation. We can ray that Our contemporary l.
right i'm surprising that the C1urdn' Il a.
aprious as II can De that the Constitution shall
not he twisted even TO compel virginia 70 90
what her own reputation and that 81 The cOun-
try would counsel IL u do-thai IS to pay her
debts
We can pass over what the Cogrdn' says
about making Virginia pay her debts, In view oil
the recognition il gives to the broad principle
involved In the cases referred TO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
he STRIPPED.
And Took Uncle SANS Cash with
Him.


NEW YORK, October 27.-The Sub-Treasury
hns now its representative in Canada In the
person Of Henry jackson, it, paying-teller.
lie has gone with exactly $4,000 OF Uncle SANS
money. but there is the satisfaction for Treasury
officials that jackson might have taken more.
He did not however, have access 10 the vaults, a.
more stringent rnles concerning admission 10
the vaults were made under the present As
sistant Treasurer Jackson took the money,
as Assistant Treasurer Canda said today,
on last Saturday, the day OF his dept-r-
ture. His cash was carefully examined
on The 18th instant and found to be cor
rect. On the l7th instant, when JACKSON
WAS absent through Illness, Mr.. Canda sald, MS
accounts were again gone over and no dencit
found. On Monday morning last the discovery
was made and measures we're taken 10 inter-
cent him. his default mean while being kept So
crCt Mr. Canda said today: " ! know OF no way
that has been devised 10 prevent paying teHers
In banks or other institutions from taxing part
OF the money necessarily committed 10 their
charge IL they are dishonest Jackson was APP
pointed in February. 1879 aud was recon-
mendsd 10y several Of the most influential men
i'm the city. He was previously IN the Nallonei
Currency Bank and other financial INSTITUTIONS
OF this city, occupying smaller salarled posi-
ton. When he was first appointed he was pro-
NOTED successfully until be reached the POSI-
ton Of paying teller at 81 600 per annum under
| the present Assistant Treasurer. He Nas SELF
made man. Jackson was not under bond. so
| Mr. Canda will have TO bear the loss. Mr. Canda
| smoke OF tho default OF 900 under Assistant
! Treasurer Millhouse several years ago, showing
that this Il not the FIRST loss OF the kind 70 The
/ Treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
AROUND NORFOLK.
Heavy Movements On All Freight
I.nes-Ofher Items.

rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK, October y, 1851.
The protracted spell Of stormy weather this
week has operated disastrou5ly on tn0 Soutl-
ampton Agricultural Fair. keeping people NJ
home aud otherwise initiating against tue
financial success Of the enterprise.
Freights are extraordinarily heavy lu'L now
over the different railroads ana steamboat
lines ~ this port, and The transportation ia'lh,
ties are taxed TO their utmost. All lines Oi
freight seem 20 be moving heavily.
The beautiful monument erected IN inc
"Flk's Rest here will be dcdicatei with I'M
poeinc ceremonies on Monday. The Grafton
viii bee delivered by \. l.. Leach, ot washing
ten. a distinguished member Of the order.
Detectives have 10 Doe furnished IRON this
city ~ the Lainbcrt's Point piers To prevent me
constant efforts u the crews OF foreign vessels
T. desert 80. -.
The oyster gunboat Chesapeake lett last
night on cruise, illegal dreIgero h'Nlhs Oe'h
reported in the upper Chesapeake.
the Exchange National Bank cases VIII be the
first called az the November term VI mo United
states Court In this city.
Four large foreign steamships are taxing on
carcocs at the Norfolk and western piof7 LOT
Europe.
Tho storm Of the week has played havoc
with the building operations about the city.
II Is reported that the Islc-of-Wight farmer,
Henry L. Jones, who killed William Sadler Oh
Monday, has been arrested and committed %
jail. ,, ...,..-
vessels taking refuge from tho easterly storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Cruel and Pointed.

One would think that Senator HoARs eIpe-
riepcc with boOnerangs had been sufficient to
Cure him Of fcoing with them But 1t has not
been. In a recent speech he repeated the
statement he made several months ago that
where the statistics show the illiteracy TO be
greatest lmeaning the South) there the Demo
cratic Inaioritiss are the heaviest" In com
menting on this the Boston Giobe cruelty aud
pointedly remarks:
"The Senator forgot TO say that ia that sec
lion the nlitarate classes. almost 70 man,
xoie the Republican ticket The senator should
not slur the southern cOlOred mon VINO vote
his ticket. They don't know any better"
And they never will know any oetterit II Is
lett 20 the Republican party 70 educate them.
That there Is not more iiliteracy among the
negroes OF the South is due u the fact that ihs
Democrats Of this section-the white tax.
payers-proylde school facilities for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

Senator GEORGE FRIsBIs IIoARe latest OK
plot is an attempt TO pose as friend Of the
South. lie says:
"The chief part Of my public lifo, as those
who have been in the public service with mo
will testify. ha. been engaged In framing and
advocating measures which seemed TO me 20 be
for the nterostsof that tho soulhernl section Of
the country alone"
II that be true Il follows that Mr.. HoAR has
very singular notion Of what constitutes the
interests OF this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

All letters and kilograms must be addressed
10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Sensational Scene in Sunday
school.
Nv telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

MARSHALL, Ill, October H.-Westaeld, this
county, was treated 20 a big sensation sunday.
j. X. Young. the recently-app0nted Methodist
minister. arrived there last week, and while
experimenting the SUNDAY school suddenly
began 10 use profane and abusive language
and seemed about 10 demOlish the entire gath
erlng. He was promptly secured, az it was
seen that he had become IA raying maniac. He
was ~ once brought 10 the city and confined in
jail He sang religious songs during the en-
lire trip, and since his Incarceration has made
the jail rssOund with gospel hymns singing
constantly He Is quite a talented young mi T.
later, but has been subject 20 such spells re-
contly. Indeed, he at one time was an inmate
Of al insane asylum. The cause OF his sudden
attack Was religious excitement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Why the Bride was Missing.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch. /

BRAZIL, IND, October H.-Miss Jennie
Stewart, who mysteriously disappeared few
minutes before the hour set for her marriage
To Mir. A. b. Warren, OF Evansville, Tuesday
night, has been found. IL transpires that she
man, Mr. J.. NJ. johnson, Of Ohio The matter
had teen kept secret. and was not known fully
til the county clerks record was examined
and the Officiating minister found. The parties
are all ysung and respectfully Connected, and
the affair has created quite sensation In
society circles Mr.. Warren Is a steady, ard.
working young man, who has saved up his
earnings Tor cosy home. The blow was un.
expected, and, for the time, at least, crushing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

Tho National Repu5liean. the Washington
champion Of General MALONE, says;
$50 far as thu Republicans OF Nirginis are
concerned IL IL folly 20 allow Democrats 70 mis-
lead them a. 70 the issue. The Democrats say
MALONE IL the issue. and that he - forcing
himself as q candidate, and they are playing
nron prejudIces and personal feelings 30 break
down the Republican majority that IL assured"
We again ask the Republican why It should
object to The Democrats trying TO prove 70 be
tue what MALONE assumes 20 be fact In bis
cam psiss,sddresses7 Surely flour Washington
contemporary has resd hAHosg's recent politi-
cal documents it must know that no makes
himself the issue Ia the canvass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

Tho,o who braved the storm and visited tho
FAIRGROUNDS yesterday evening testify that
the exhibition is ono Of the fullest and most at
,ractive the society has ever had. Should To-
day prove clear we may yet have Big Fair
Day. Certainly there Is that upon the grounds
which should draw a crowd Of people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Desperate Break for Liberty.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.I

YUMA, ARIz., October "a desperate break
for liberty was male at the peLitentiary this
morning. As superintendent Gales was passing
through the north sally-pOrt Of the prison he
was seized by convict and marched out, fol-
lowed 10y seven.other c0nyicts. one Of the con-
victs rushed into the once, wrenched open a
drawer, and secured pistol The superlntsn-
dent called upon guards 10 shoot the convict
holding him. Riggs, a life convict, secured the
pistol from the escaping convict and killed tho
convict who held and was stabbing the superin-
teudent Two prisoners were killed, one NOR
tally wounded, and two seriously wounded.
Superintendent Gales WAS badly wounded.
There we're no escapes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

A Republican contemporary says: "The-e
Is probably very little IL any truth in the dis
patch from Paris - the effect that Mr.. BLAINE
recently pitched into the Irish in 7iolcut
way at dinner party at Lord SALsBURY's.'
II seems pretty evident that Mr.. BLAINE fur
nshed his organs with a stock Of denials be-
t.. J.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
II Must Go.

Mr.. y. c. BRcKwITB, secretary Of the state
Executive Committee Of the Democratic party
OF North Carolina, called at the Dispaich once
yesterday. He says the outlook for the party
Is most encouraging. but confirms the impres-
sion We had received from the papers Of the
old North state-yiz, that The people have de-
cided that the internslreyenue system must
10 The Democratic leaders would as well
stick a pin there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
PANIC ATA FUNERAL.
stampede Caused by Runaway
Hearse feam-A CHASTITY
GueCtncfe.
fBr telerranh % thn pIspatch.

TIFFIS, OHIO, October 27.-Ata funeral near
Sycamore to-day the team attached 70 the
"a. arse ran away and the vehicle was reduced
al1nos; to kindling wood. The cofln was dash
Ell 10 the ground, the lid torn on, aud the
corpso rolled into ditch by the roadside.
Olher teams took fright and a general panic
eusued. Women tainted, men jumped from
carriages, wagons were overturned, horses be-
came enlangled In the general wrock, and
several persons were more or le3s seriously In
juTed. Rev. Mr.. howells, who was 10 have con-
Quoted the funeral exercises, was perhaps Ia
inllN .-lmrnN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
pirhnnnt Itcnna.

iCorresrondence Of tho Richmond Dis2atch.l
WABEENTOS. VA. October =, 1870.
~. J.. Walden. an cx-Contri rate soldier,
broke hl. leg in "a fan az BeAlton station Natlr-
GGy.
Thcnumbcr Of hawk acalps presented % the
Board Of Supervisors o. Falquier Is so largo
hat they are contemplating reducing me al
lowancc 81 nfty cents for such products, 10 ap-
bearing that ncghbOrng counties ara con-
tributinC their yield. one man has received
over forty dollars this year for s'qlps.
Robert Mari. United States >imal SERVICE
has purchased a house aud lot IN Warrenton.
rgN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Marriage on the Iastern shore.

SPECIAL telegram % Inc Dl5phfh.I
TAsrEY. Va. October 21-Wil'iam p. Boil
and Miss Mareie BLACKSTONE. only daughter ~
Couuty-Trcnsurer John j. Blackstone aud
sister Il state senator John ". G.. Blackstone.
werc married in Nt.James Episcopal church. az
Acromack Courthouse. yesterday evening. They
lef: al once for a tour through the South. the
groom ia prominent young druggist al
Arromack Courthouse.
n has been raining steadily hero Cor the las;
three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
ALEXANDRIA.
Meeting of the Interstate Semi
nary Alliance.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. Va. October 9Th" liner
Sfsfe Seminary Alliance convened Ia Christ
church to-day. Only about two hundred dele
yates we're present Among the seminars
and theological institutions represented are
Bates, Crozior. Andoycr. Yale. Payne. Bang r.
Union. Princeton. Chicago, Boston "a-reil'
Madison, Cumberland, Lutheran Eyang lral,
Olerlln, Rochester, Gcrman, Auburn, aud
our.
Rov. T. J. Villars. Of Rochester seminary
read a paper on Congo Missions ind tonight
Mr. Frank Ellis, OF Baltimore nddre-s'I the
R-scmblsge.
Walter Dienelt. Of this place, marriei Miss
Annie Mitchell. daughter Of a wealthy NOR
chant Of Pittsburgh, last evening, AMI returned
here.
Marion G.. Tyler was welded 10 Miss virginia
second daughter ot Mr. Wilmer Mclean in
FauGuicr yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

The New York TYm>s Is Of tho opinion that
'.,he Fsgaros story Of the Cars erecting an
alliance for Russia with Denmark, Sweden,
Holland. and Belgium 70 oounteract inc recent
League Of Germany, Austria, and Italy, must DO
tshen with great deal Of allowance" May II
not be that the Figaro was INDUCING 10 q little
hunlors Nothing could please BISMARCK more
fhsa for IN excuse W offer Cor annexing Holland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
r.a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

by Telegraph % The Dl-phlrh.I
WASHINGTON, October 27.-Surge0n-Generai
Hamilton has received telegram from Dr.
Porter. AZ Tampa, saying that there were
eleven new cases and four deaths yesterday. and
thgt there are nineteen cases In the hospital.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, October IA tampa
srecial 10 the Times-ln says the outlook Is
more encouraging. Number Of new cases to-
day, ;: deaths, 3, Including Father Poterman, a
Catholic priest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Jake sharp's Case.
ny tslsErAph % the Dlanhtch. 1

ALBANY, n. Y, October N.--The argument Ia
Jake shsrp's case begun In the Court OF APP
pesls this morning The large room was
crowded 10 The utmost extent Oral argument
was limited 70 two hours for each side, and Mr.
BOurte Cochran began his srgunas nt on behalf
Of Sharp. lie asked for trial Tor the same rea-
sons that stay Of judgment was asked from
the General Term. Mr.. Nicholl will present the
e.sa for the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Steamer Burned and n Life Lost.

fBy Telegraph 70 She Dspalch.I
MEMPHIS. TENN, October &.-The Alberta
No g. sman steamer running as a regular
Memphis ard White river packet Was burned
to-day at Indian Bay. Ark, near the mouth 81
White river. Captain Gibbs, her first cierk,
Is the only person reported lost. Five hun
dred and .eyenty-twO bales Of cotton AMI a
large lot Of cotton seed was destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
The Cottsn.OiI Trust.


NEW YORK. October 27.-The directors Of the
Cottop-Ou Trust to-day elected J. IL. Flagler
president and the following trustees: j. Ii.
flagler. New YORK y. X. FairD inks, Chicago; ;
and j. {. Moss, New York. The other trustees
are: f. Urquehart, j. Aldise, W. :. Anderson,
j. Il. Kendall, j. l. Macauley, aud john
Scott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

"The Louisville Cooricr-JournGl is all wrong
IN charging that Mr.. CLEVELAND ignored
all the great mon Of his party in making up his
Administration" Correct. HENRY WAITER
son isn't all the great men in the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
SentencedtObe Hanged.
Lspeclal teIogram Do ~ Dl-pntl

ISpeciaI Telegram 20 Iu' UI-pHU'H'I
TFIFIELD, VA, October G.-Randal Watson
was convicted Of murder in the first degree this
evening for killing Joe RoDin-on in TINS
county last Christmas and sentenced 70 oe
hanged on the 9th Of January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
The Peace Of Europe.

10y hHBIVhUIVIIVeH NepIs W Iue DtspaIcu'I
PARIS. October 27.-Tho newspapers here
comment without reservation upon the speech
al SIgnor CIispi at Turin Tuesday. They adj
Wise Italy II she wants peace 70 seek an alliance
with France, not with Germany, who alone
mepaces the peace OF Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

The Providence journal says: 1.-THE Repub-
lican party Is the conservative and constitu-
tional party, Notwithstanding the alterations
Of some Of it, members Whore on earth did
the journal get that bit Of news:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
BRIEF COMMENT.

Now for the campaign, gentlemen. Strike
hard and fast until election-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

The parade yesterday should have the effect
Of stimulating the military spiri, in Virginia.
Cur citizen soldiery reflected croditupon them-
selves and upon their State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Death Of u Prominent Citizen OF
Lexington.


Special telegram % INC UIspAUu.I
LEXINGTON. VA, October 21-CaptAin +. W.
Henderson, prominent citizen OF this place
and for a long time commissioner IN chan
Gerry. died at his residence to-day at Z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

There are few things moro dependent than
an Independent movement in politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

When can man have something and no
thing In his pocket at the same timef Wheu
there Is q hole In II. II there Is a hole in tn ,
lungs II can bo healed with Taylors Cherokee
Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

Received from the Century Company No.
Of "The Battles and Leaders OF the CIVIL WAR
Tho number IL devoted TO the battle OF Shiloh.